My So-Called Opinions review

                   Many people believe that their opinions are the only necessity into create their belief or value system, however they fail to realize that their opinions can sometimes be altered or suppressed by external factors that they will never point out themselves. The article “My So-Called Opinions” by Zachary Fine shows questionable things that one might want to ask themselves before stating their so-called opinions. He points out a general idea of “I like what I like” and then twist it to get the reader to look deeper into the meaning of that phrase. What is it about that that make you like it, is it an original interest or is it falsified by popular belief, would you express this interest to a public domain, and do you really like it or are you pretending to appease the crowd. These questions are a series of references the author suggest to the reader about what they may or may not like depending on how the decide to answer these questions he had brought fourth. So are they really your opinions or not. Will you keep the same ideas or not? Is Zachary Fine correct in his allegations or not. For all we know his article “My so-called opinions” may not even be his. But all we know as a reader is that we believed our opinions wholeheartedly until Zachary question those ideas. In conclusion your so-called opinions might not even be a thought of your own.